Topic: Lingual Teeth
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What are labial and lingual terms in regard to teeth?
Labial refers to the side of front teeth that touch or face the lips (buccal if referring to back teeth) and lingual is the side of the tooth that contacts or faces the tongue. Source(s): DDS Read More »
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Why does supragingival calculus form preferentially on the lingua...
Many authors have assumed that the reason supragingival calculus tends to form preferentially on the lingual surface of the 6 lower anterior teeth is because saliva from the adjacent submandibular ducts is a source of calcium and phosphate ... Read More »
Source: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17187707
What are your thoughts on the use of lingual or iBraces to treat ...
Hello Haniya, This is a follow up to your earlier inquiry. Again, may I repeat the following: What I write here are only my opinions based on very limited information. My comments should not be viewed as a definitive diagnosis or any form... Read More »
Source: http://en.allexperts.com/q/Orthodontics-3833/2009/1/Impacted-Cani...
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my orthodontist said that normal metal ones cost £3200 ish and ceramic ones £3600-3800. as for lingual ones i think its about the same region
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Teeth begin moving immediately. The roots in your teeth are very fine, almost thread-like. You will notice the difference quite quickly, but the adjustments will be small and a little at a time. Good luck, and you are lucky you are getting ...
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